Hi, Lisa,

I'm very happy to hear about your new job and the easy way they handle your
blindness so far.  I've had my share of accommodation issues at DSS, so I'm
happy to hear you don't have to deal with as many of them in your new job.

JulieMelton
visit me at
www.heart-and-music.com
Keep smiling!


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From: "Littlekat10" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, February 20, 2005 11:52 AM
Subject: Hi all!


> It's me, the quiet one lately.  I wanted to update you all and let you
> also
> know I am praying for everyone and their loved ones and just everyone in
> the
> world.
>
> I am on the brink of starting a new and better job.  I am praying that all
> the equipment I need will be ready for me so I can start on the projected
> date of March 14th.  I can't wait to work at this new hospital, George
> Washington University Hospital.  They are also excited to have me in the
> crew as it were.  I've never ever dealt with such a wonderful employer and
> wonderful people who work on the switchboard as I will who want me,
> actively want me, to work with them.  It's usually a dragging feet
> situation to get a blind person in a job that needs much modification to
> be
> competitive with sighted counterparts.  I am just floored by the
> acceptance
> and excitement that I am seeing.  Please pray that all works out.  I want
> to
> be there!!!
>
> Littlekat
>